Pollen Analyses and Antimicrobial Properties of the Natural Honey from the East Mediterranean Part of Anatolia
Pollen Analyses and Antimicrobial Properties of the Natural Honey from the East Mediterranean Part of Anatolia
Menderes Cenet
Pollen grains in eight honey samples. 1, Fabaceae Astragalus sp. 20 µm; 2, Trifolium sp. 55 µm; 3, Vicia cracca 26µm; 4, Lamiaceae Salvia sp. 35 µm; 5, Ajuga sp. 27 µm; 6, Compositae Cousinia sp. 46 µm; 7, Scorzonera sp. 13 µm; 8, Senecio sp. 18 µm; 9, Carduus tenuifloris 43µm-59 µm; 10, Taraxacum officinale 24-27 µm; 11, Echinops sp. 120 µm; 12, Chiccorium inthybus 40µm; 13, Centaurea sp. 46µm; 14, Fagaceae Castanea sativa 12 µm; 15, Quercus cocciferae 18 µm-25 µm; 16, Cruciferae Brassica rapa 20µm; 17, Myrtaceae Myrtus communis 17µm; 18, Betulaceae Betula sp. 16 µm; 19, Geraniaceae Geranium sp. 48 µm; 20, Caryophyllaceae Dianthus sp. 42 µm; 21, Ankyropetalum sp. 25µm; 22, Ranunculaceae Helleborus sp. 33 µm; 23, Boraginaceae Onosma sp. 18 µm; 24, Malvaceae Gossypium hirsitum 48 µm.
Pollen grains in eight honey samples. 25, Cistaceae Cistus salviifolius 44 µm; 26, Helianthemum sp. 80 µm; 27, Umbelliferae Ferula sp. 38 µm; 28, Conium maculatum 23 µm; 29, Heracleum sp. 36 µm; 30, Vitaceae Vitis sp. 23 µm; 31, Styracaceae Styrax officinalis 34 µm; 32, Dipsacaceae Scabiosa sp. 50 µm; 33, Eleagnaceae Eleagnus angustifolia 27 µm; 34, Scrophulariacae Veronica sp. 10 µm; 35, Scrophulariaceae Linaria sp. 14 µm; 36, Juncaceae Luzula sp. 26 µm; 37, Hyacinthaceae Ornithogalum sp. 48 µm; 38, Convolvulaceae Convolvulus arvensis 52 µm; 39, Boraginaceae Onosma sp. 40 µm; 40, Oleaceae Olea europeae 27 µm; 41, Primulaceae Anagallis arvensis 33 µm; 42, Solanaceae Solanum sp. 50 µm; 43, Pinaceae Pinus sp. 71 µm; 44, Poaceae Holcus lanatus.
